Nationalism’s Resurgence Challenges Globalism in the 2010s
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Nationalism's Resurgence Challenges Globalism in the 2010s
- The 2010s saw a rise in nationalist politics in various countries, with leaders like Donald Trump, Narendra Modi, and Recep Tayyip Erdoğan coming to power.
- This shift challenged the globalist trend that had gained ground in the two decades following the Cold War's end.
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In the two decades following the Cold War, globalism experienced a period of growth, accompanied by the increasing complexity of institutional, financial, and technological systems and networks. However, the early 2010s marked a significant shift, as charismatic leaders began to harness modern tools to revive nationalistic ideals, emphasizing strong leadership, national identity, and proud civilizations.
The rise of nationalism during this period was evident in various global events, including the election of Donald Trump in. This period also saw a rise in populist movements, often intertwined with nationalist sentiments, which capitalized on feelings of marginalization and a desire for strong leadership. Michael Kimmage, a professor of history and former member of the U.S. Department of State’s Policy Planning Staff, has explored these dynamics in his work.